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Perhaps §§ 1-3 should be combined as an introduction (or Part I?): "The General Theoretical Views of Marxism on the State" (that which until now the opportunists and Kautskyans have wanted to know about). Then: The Concrete Development of Marx's and Engels's Views on the Role of the State in Revolution and in the Transition to Socialism: (a) 1847 and 1848, as an outline;
(?) 1852, as the summing up of French experience; (?) the experience of 1871 = the principal [point] and (?) the "summary" of 1891 ((1894-1847=47 years)).

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Chapter I. The Universally Known Views of Marx and Engels on the State. Part II. The Results of the Experience of 1789-1851.